jaba1914

The statistical odds of finding one specific officer's ribbon bar in 2008 would be about the same as winning millions in the lottery....

i never know that this combination is so rare.

Thank

Alex

Nobody habe such a bar.

Hallo gentlemans ,

i search an ribbon bar whit the following ribbons.

1. Mil. St.-Heinrichs Orden (Saxon)

2. Albrechtsorden with swords (Saxon)

3. EK (Preu?en)

4. Kriegsverdienst-Kreuz (Braunschweig) for military merit.

If someone have such an ribbon bar i would like to see it.

Thank

Alex

Hardy,

He could be any kind ground worker, mechanic (Monteur), staff typist, but not flying personnel. His rank is too low. They German airforce dipped all the way down to Unteroffizier for flying personnel, but I can't recall ever hearing of a Gemeiner getting off of the ground.

Chip

usually thats right. But there were also "Gefreiter" (private) as pilot. He could be also an pilot or gunner but probable he isn`t.

Nice badge. I also purchased an Prussian Airgunners badge in Silver. It`s an JUCKER piece

Very nice Jaba1914. I love the St henry order. I like the case. It's similar to my case for me Siler St Henry medal

And the Henry bar from my collection.

and the second. A late war award piece.

and the case

Mike, is that what it looks like? A Commander St Henry! That would fit perfect in my collection. You are right, its most likely a Crimea ribbon. I like your British group. I too have a Crimea pair with a Indian Mutiny in the group. I've collected British awards and still have most.

Here a look of two St Henry from my collection.

First one.

Hello Gentlemen

Since we are on the topic. I am curious on this example. The green leaves are a different shade not sure if that is a good sign or bad, any comments are most welcome. Thank you.

Thats one of the copy that saschaw show in a german forum.

Regards

Alex

I think the piece is good as yet written on a German forum ...

I bought one of those ... it looks in my huble opinion pretty good and identical to my father's that came from G. Seymour Collection. I hope both (or all three) of them are good ...

saschaw i hope also its ok. It`s so dificult to find out. Thanks again for your opinion.

Need your opinion on this Knight cross of Baden Militaer Karl Friedrich Verdienstorden?

It`s 3rt Modell (1919-1918) Silver. Stamped with "SILBER 800" on ring. But could be also "SILBER 900"

Just found this group for sale for the price of a small oil producing country,

Anhalt - House Order of Albrecht the Bear (1836)

Saxony - Order of the White Falcon (1732)

Norway - Order of St. Olav (1847)

Oldenburg - House Order of Peter Frederick Louis (1838)

Baden - Order of the Lion of Zahringen (1812)

Brunswick - Order of Henry the Lion (1832)

Prussia - Johanniter Order (1852)

Hesse - Order of William (1851)

Hesse - House Order of the Golden Lion (1770)

Luxembourg - Order of the Oak Crown (1841)

Saxony - Order of Ernestine (1833)

Sweden - Order of the North Star (1748)

Saxony - Order of Albert (1850)

Belgium - Order of Leopold (1832)

Prussia - Order of the Red Eagle (1792)

Hanover - Order of Ernst August (1865)

Hanover - Royal Order of the Guelph (1841)

Is it the genuine article?

holy moses. Who can carry so much?

Beautiful badge Micha. I like this simple badges

I have only this one

Vary nice badge Mike.

It is possile to find out wich awards he got?

Don't forget me Glenn.

Regards

Alex

Alex,

the photograph is from "Die gelbe Ulanen-Brigade". The original photograph was very small so I am not sure if a better scan is possible. I will try this evening.

Regards

Glenn

It is possile to find out wich awards he got?

Glenn you are the best. Thank vary much for your information. Great

Where is the picture from? Can you send me a good scan of this.

Thank

Alex

Glenn you have a PM.

Hello Alex,

Leutnant Oskar Kayser:

27.1.15: F?hnrich

18.8.15: Leutnant (ohne Patent)

Patent of 10.8.14

He was commanding the Minenwerfer-Abteilung of Ulanen-Regiment Nr. 11 from the summe rof 1917.

Regards

Glenn

Glenn you are the best. Thank vary much for your information. Great

Where is the picture from? Can you send me a good scan of this.

Thank

Alex

Hallo friends,

can someone help me reaserch about Lt. Oskar Kayser. The only information a have about him is, that he served in preu?ischen Ulanen Regiment 11 in 1916.

If you have some information about him please help me.

Thank

Alex

Please show your Shoulderboards for Officers / NCO in Uhlanen Regiments. I like to see many of this.

Thank

Alex